HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/01/1994, C-5 - CAL POLY STUDENT SERVICES PLAYGROUND PROJECT ty P M i1'//1/94
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COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT ITE"NUMBER: -S
FROM: Paul LeSage, Director of Parks & Recreation
SUBJECT: Cal Poly Student Services Playground Project
CAO RECOMMENDATION
By motion, authorize the expenditure of $1,000 to assist Cal Poly Student Services in the
development of a childrens playground at Madonna Road Apartments.
DISCUSSION
Madonna Road Apartments located at 1550 Madonna Road., is a federally subsidized
housing complex, owned by the Contractors Association, and operated by the County
Housing Authority.
Currently there is one small inadequate play area in the complex. This play area serves over
150 children. Several months ago, Cal Poly Community Services, a student run organization,
identified the need for a larger more contemporary play area. After further review, these
students were determined to provide a safe and interesting play area for children of all ages,
through a program known as INTO THE STREETS.
INTO THE STREETS is a participatory-educational program developed to provide Cal Poly
students with a hands-on approach to community service projects. The student's aim is
two-fold: to create a new, more appropriate play area; and, to give student volunteers
experiences that will also benefit the community.
The project will be overseen by two construction management students from Cal Poly. This
Will serve as the student's senior project.
Funds for the project must be raised by the students, and the projected budget is
$5,978.24. Currently, $1 ,400.00 has been secured for the project. A request has been
made to the City for $1 ,000.00.
CONCURRENCE
Parks & Recreation Department staff concurs with the request, citing the necessity for an
accessible, safe neighborhood play area for residents of Madonna Road Apartments. With
the request approved, the City can assist in providing this necessary play area, with a small
monetary contribution. In addition to creating the play area, the Cal Poly Community
Services students will "Adopt" the play area to insure its maintenance and upkeep.
FISCAL IMPACT
The $1,000 City's contribution will be funded fromwitliin existing resources.
ATTACHMENTS
1 . Vicinity Map
2. Playground location
3. Plan for the playground
4. Playground equipment
5. Cost estimate
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